AI "deathbots" in Australia support grief, but experts caution about disruption and advocate for medical oversight as a complementary resource.
AI "deathbots," chatbots that simulate deceased individuals using online data, are gaining traction in Australia as tools for grief support. While some view them as helpful, experts caution that they could disrupt natural grieving processes and human connections. The Australian Psychological Society advocates for their use under medical oversight, recommending they serve as a complementary resource rather than a replacement for professional psychological support or genuine human interaction.
September 16, 2024
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